claude@clouddev1
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Restructure the docs into five top-level sections, splitting the application you drive from the database language you build with. - New "Using the playground" section: command-line options; the assistive editor (completion, highlighting, [ERR]/[WRN] indicator, hints, in-line editing); the output pane (scrolling); projects (save/load/new/rebuild); undo/redo & history; export & import; clipboard; getting help. Grounded in the in-app help/usage and ADR-0003/0022/0027. - Reference: seed the remaining topic pages (Columns, Relationships, Indexes, Constraints, Inserting & editing data, Querying & inspecting) with real syntax synopses; worked examples to follow. - Surface the assistive editor on the landing page and in Getting started; restore cross-links now that targets exist. Plan + STYLE updated to the five-section structure. 24 pages, build green, links resolve, content clean; planned features carry "planned" callouts.
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| Export & import | Package a project to share it, and unpack one you've received. |
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Export
export
Packages the project as a single zip. The zip contains the readable files
(project.yaml and data/) but not the working database (the recipient
rebuilds it on open) or your private history.log. Pass a path to choose
where it goes:
export path/to/exercise.zip
Import
import path/to/exercise.zip
Unpacks a zip into a new project and switches to it; the database is rebuilt
from the readable files. Add as <name> to choose the target name:
import path/to/exercise.zip as my-copy
Sharing recipes
Because a project is plain text plus CSV, sharing it is easy:
- Git — each project includes a
.gitignorethat excludes the working database, so a project commits cleanly and diffs sensibly. - Email / file transfer — send the exported zip; the recipient imports it.